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Meanings of
ancestors
in inglés
ruso
предок
portugués
ancestral
catalán
ancestre
español
ancestral
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Person from whom another person is descended.
ancestor
ancestress
forebear
ancestresses
lineal descendant
Related terms
kinship
español
ancestral
Synonyms
Examples for "
ancestor
"
ancestor
ancestress
forebear
ancestresses
Examples for "
ancestor
"
1
Clearly, the common genes suggest that the viruses share a common
ancestor
.
2
The island was also home to a dwarf elephant
ancestor
,
for example.
3
However, in peach
ancestor
,
these syntenic regions were quickly lost or deleted.
4
Finally forced to honor his
ancestor
two thousand years after the fact.
5
Yes, the portrait of my
ancestor
that I brought back from France.
1
The new enthusiasts see West as the
ancestress
of strong modern women.
2
And then the stolidly common-sense Puritan
ancestress
in her made her laugh.
3
So Mrs. Clifford had an
ancestress
who was a Roumanian, had she?
4
Nella-Rose, now that her father considered, was dangerously like her picturesque
ancestress
!
5
And in Nan the soul of her French
ancestress
lived anew.
1
But again the blood of his
forebear
was rousing strange tremblings within him.
2
Are you aware, sir, that these Crozers killed your
forebear
at the kirk-door?'
3
But he is not generally intrusive, content to render homage to his illustrious
forebear
.
4
Henry Moore shrewdly avoided all mention of his artistic
forebear
.
5
His grandson Jeremy Matthews spoke at the unveiling, paying tribute to his
forebear
's
bravery.
1
Their noble
ancestresses
of the Renaissance understood and did these things better-soHelen reflected.
2
She was human, after all, and had thousands of plebeian and primitive ancestors and
ancestresses
.
3
She was what her
ancestresses
had been for generations.
4
That poem was written by a very clever man who married one of my
ancestresses
.
5
Your
ancestresses
came from citadels and castles; no Schorlin ever yet brought his bride from a tradesman's house.
Usage of
ancestors
in inglés
1
Ten thousand years ago, our
ancestors
made civilization possible by creating agriculture.
2
About two million years ago, our hominin
ancestors
began to change again.
3
While her
ancestors
were concerned with commerce, however, her business is e-commerce.
4
The sequence differences, however, indicate that they are derived from different
ancestors
.
5
Of course, Ramsey's
ancestors
had been outside, freezing in the slaves' quarters.
6
But our
ancestors
'
eventual triumph only altered the balance, not the reality.
7
Straight away he booted up his computer and Googled
'
ancestors
buried house'.
8
Think of the disgrace you'll bring to your family and your
ancestors
.
9
What my
ancestors
held in those regions I cannot hope to regain.
10
Our
ancestors
used not to chew and spit it everywhere unlike today.
11
Maybe his
ancestors
had given him the arguments he needed to make.
12
In truth, our
ancestors
saw him in the worst of all lights.
13
Analysis of genetic coding can reveal the 'ghosts' of long-extinct human
ancestors
.
14
His
ancestors
in Spain had been content the the title of sultan.
15
They rest by the side of their
ancestors
in the priory church.
16
Is there any evidence of it in other animals or our
ancestors
?
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ancestors
Noun
Plural
Frequent collocations
own ancestors
remote ancestors
dead ancestors
common ancestors
human ancestors
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Translations for
ancestors
ruso
предок
предки
portugués
ancestral
ancestrais
antepassado
ancestral comum
antepassados
catalán
ancestre
avantpassat
español
ancestral
ascendiente
ancestro
antepasado
Ancestors
through the time
Ancestors
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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